Trump 2.0 has begun on a tempestuous note. Compared to the narrow margins of his 2016 victory and 2020 defeat, this time round the Trump victory was quite thumping. And since being sworn in for. . .
Ahead of the forthcoming 24th Congress of the CPI(M), an internal note issued by the party polit bureau, and widely reported in the media, has attracted more public attention than the draft resolution released earlier. . .
It's election year in Bihar. The NDA has been in power for two decades now. Since Modi's ascent to power in Delhi, Bihar has become another 'double engine' dispensation. After recent victories in Haryana, Maharashtra. . .
On 18 February, just the day before the Supreme Court was slated to hear a petition questioning the dubious 2023 law passed by the Modi government regarding the appointment of the Chief Election Commissioner and. . .
The periodic congregation of sadhus and ordinary believers and practitioners of various schools of Hinduism on the bank of the confluence of the rivers Ganga and Yamuna in Allahabad, now renamed Prayagraj, or in other. . .
2024 became a year of change of the guard for several countries, even as the genocide of Palestinians by Israel continued unabated in Gaza. In our region, Sri Lanka ushered in a left-leaning regime for. . .
Over the last three decades Indian foreign policy has increasingly converged with American priorities in what is commonly characterised as Indo-US strategic partnership. The collapse of the Soviet Union had signalled the end of the. . .
For democratic functioning of parliament, judicial accountability and electoral transparency On the eve of the 75th anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution of India, the Supreme Court rejected the appeal by BJP leader Subramanian. . .
This paper was presented at the International Seminar on The Future of Marxism, Democracy & Socialism (18-20 December 2024), organized by the EMS Chair for Marxian Studies and Research, University of Calicut. The communist movement. . .
Jharkhand and Maharashtra Assembly election results present two utterly contrasting pictures. The BJP's desperate attempt to capture Jharkhand by riding on an unmitigated anti-Muslim hate campaign met with a spectacular defeat, but in Maharashtra the. . .
